Palmerston Magpies Football Club

Welcome to the Palmerston Magpies Website

The Palmerston Magpies Football Club began in 1970 and was originally known as the Internationals. At that time most players were English and Greek soccer players. In 1973 North Darwin Football Club was formed, with the club winning a premiership in 1980/81 under the leadership of Coach Ian Smith and Captain John Stokes (father of current AFL footballer Matthew Stokes).

Senior - Pre-season training program
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Women's Team - Commence training next Tuesday 10th August at the oval.

Training Times
Seniors/Womens - Tuesday and Thursday 5.30pm
Juniors - Tuesday and Thursday 4.30pm

For the upcoming season we are looking for:

Players - PMFC are seeking interest from Past and Future players for the 2010/2011 season. Please register your interest with contact details at one of the following:
Juniors (U14-U16) juniors@palmerstonmagpies.com.au
Seniors (U18-A Grade) football@palmerstonmagpies.com.au
Coaches and Team Manager for Reserves, Women, U18, U16, U15, U14, U13.
Send applications to jobs@palmerstonmagpies.com.au
Medical Staff - We are currently searching for Level 1 and Level 2 sports medical staff or persons interested in undertaking the Level 1 course.
Please contact medical@palmerstonmagpies.com.au
General Volunteers - PMFC are looking for general volunteers to help around the club and at functions. Contact secretary@palmerstonmagpies.com.au if you can assist.

Magpies in action

Photos of some of our players. Click to enlarge

Club News

"RJ" Settles Back in the Nest

His second stint as coach of the NTFL Magpies has galvanised the satellite city seven years after the man called "RJ" lead them to back-to-back premierships.

Jeffrey has Pies right on track

The NTFL Magpies have full houses at training and a feeling of determination to put things right after years in the wilderness.

Jeffrey back to lead Pies

The former St Kilda and Brisbane defender will coach the Magpies for the next two seasons. Jeffrey was at the helm during the club's most successful era from 1998 to 2003.